Range Rover L405 Phone Mount (2013–2021)
Details that make the difference
Look at the black rubber strip.
There are many phone mounts out there. Nobody else uses it.
- Quiet. The rubber absorbs vibration, so the mount adds no rattle or noise while you drive.
- Stays put. The rubber is thicker than the slot, so the mount is hard to pull out, even without adhesive tape.
- No scratches. No plastic rubbing on plastic, so your interior stays as it left the factory.
Typical hobby 3D-printed mounts do not have it.
Ball joint
Knurled grip
Tilt the phone within its range to the angle you like.
The knurled nut gives more grip when you tighten it to lock the position.
Trusted by the industry
Range Rover L405 Phone Mount (2013–2021)
Made for the L405 centre console. Sits between the cup holders, next to the rotary gear selector. Qi2.2 charger included. No drilling. No adhesive.
At a glance
Use it for
Phone at hand next to the gear selector, charging over Qi2.2 up to 25 W. Tilt the charger to set the angle.
Nothing covered
The phone sits low in the console, between the cup holders. The touchscreen, the climate controls and the vents stay free.
What it fits
Range Rover L405, 2013–2021. Left-hand drive. Check your console matches the product photos and video before ordering.
Shipping
Leaves our Swiss workshop every Tuesday and Friday. Free shipping from CHF 150, £150, €250 or $299.
Open the cover. Set it in. Drive.
Slide back the cup holder cover and set the base between the two cup holders. Plug the Qi2.2 charger into a USB-C source. Snap the phone on. The video on this page shows the whole install, start to finish, in 13 seconds.
Scanned from the car. Shaped to the console.
The base is modelled on a 3D scan of the L405 console and sits between the two cup holders. No suction cups, no adhesive pads, no screws. Take it out and the console is back to factory.
Fitment. Read this before ordering.
Fits
Does not fit
Driving a Velar? See the Range Rover Velar Phone Mount.
Built for the Range Rover
Made for one console
Shaped to the L405, between the cup holders. No universal clamp, no wobble.
No drilling, no adhesive
Reversible. Wood and leather stay untouched.
Magnetic Qi2 alignment
The phone stays put on cobbles, gravel and speed bumps. You pull it off. It does not fall off.
Designed and made in Switzerland
Sintered nylon, manufactured in-house. 2-year warranty in every country. Every part replaceable at fair prices.
Specifications
FAQ
Where does it sit?
In the centre console, between the two cup holders, next to the rotary gear selector. The video on this page shows the exact spot.
Does it fit the Range Rover Sport?
No. The Sport has a different console. This mount is for the full-size L405.
Which charger do I get?
A MagSafe-compatible Qi2.2 wireless charger, up to 25 W over USB-C. Works with iPhone 12 and newer, and any phone in a MagSafe-compatible case.
How fast does it ship, and is shipping free?
Orders leave our Swiss facility every Tuesday and Friday. Shipping is free from CHF 150 in Switzerland and £150 in the UK, and from €250 in the EU and $299 in the US.
Pairs well with
MagSafe® and iPhone® are trademarks of Apple Inc. Range Rover® and Land Rover® are trademarks of Jaguar Land Rover Limited. Tactic Engineering is an independent manufacturer and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple or Jaguar Land Rover.
It starts as a 3D scan of your car.
Then hours and hours of modelling. Then nylon powder, fused by a laser one layer at a time, until the powder holds the shape of your console.
The rubber is the whole point.
This mount is designed with rubber around it. That rubber is what locks it in place — and what keeps it from ever marking the interior. Nothing scratches. Nothing presses into leather or Alcantara.
It is also why it goes in and comes out in seconds. No tape to peel off and no residue left behind. No suction cup to let go in the heat. No tools, no screws, nothing driven into dashboard plastics that were never made to take it.
We do the hours so the install takes seconds.
Scanning, modelling, printing, finishing and assembly happen in one building in Ticino, Switzerland. Nothing arrives finished. Nothing is rebadged. When a part needs to change, it changes that week.
swiss made
the original
